Uber was able to ban an Australian rider from under the four stars

According to the new guidelines that came into force on September 19, the Australian and New Zealand Uber runners are receiving low scores on a regular basis, so services may not be available.

"You can turn off your Uber account if the average score falls below the city's minimum after multiple notifications.

Uber warns the user when the user approaches this minimum limit.

So what is this minimalist?

Susan Anderson, regional head of Australia and New Zealand in the state of Uber, told Fairfax that Australia's lowest is the four stars. CNET later confirmed with Uber locally.

It seems quite intense, but most players are over 4 years old. Uber told CNET that a ban only occurs after "some notice has been provided." The rider receives hints on how to raise the score, but it may be prohibited if the situation does not improve.

In a blog post explaining the change, Mr. Uber says "steps necessary to maintain enjoyable experiences for both subjects and runners." In order to foster an environment of mutual respect,